Find out from those selling ice cream from carts.comitan - 5-18-2011 at 06:48 PM
There is NO dry ice in La Paz! Better explain, I have investigated quite extensively over the last ten years and even thought about it for a
business, the carts do not use dry ice they are so insulated they hold their product all day.
[Edited on 5-19-2011 by comitan]flyfishinPam - 5-19-2011 at 08:23 AM
Interesting. And they have a major university there? How do they carry out organic chemistry reactions that require a dry ice and acetone bath
(-78C)? That's a very common reaction condition in O chem. La Paz also has that CIBNOR that is supposedly an official laboratory mandated by the
government. Gotta question the "science" going on there if they don't have access to dry ice... wonder what else they don't have access to?
To be honest if its for fish, dry ice is overkill and unnecessary. Just freeze it solid and if you have to freeze some bottled water to put on top of
it, add salt to the water so it stays frozen longer and keep the cooler sealed your fish wlll return home just fine, no matter where you are going.Salsa - 5-19-2011 at 09:46 AM
Hospitals use dry ice.
DonDENNIS - 5-19-2011 at 09:49 AM
Labs and hospitals probably make their own.durrelllrobert - 5-19-2011 at 10:40 AM
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Originally posted by comitan
I have investigated quite extensively over the last ten years and even thought about it for a business, [Edited on 5-19-2011 by comitan]
the videos well, a waste of time to watch and some of the others on youtube explaining the home made dry ice making method, % product yield vs the
possible risk involved is pretty stupid
